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PAY FOR FOUR NIGHTS AT BUNDARIKA VILLA
In ancient Thai scripture Bundarika means ‘White Lotus’, a symbol long associated by the local culture with divinity, grace, fertility, wisdom and serenity.
Now the beautiful and highly individual resort, Bundarika Villa, nestled in one of the most picturesque seaside pockets of Phuket, is offering visitors four nights for free when they pay for four nights through Honeymoon Worldwide Holidays.
Package prices start at $1699 per person ex Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, and include:-
Return economy airfares flying to Phuket on Thai Airways
8 nights staying at Bundarika Resort and Spa in a one bedroom Pool Villa
Return airport transfers
Daily wellness breakfast
A complimentary private car and driver for three hours per day
Valid for travel 28 April to 26 June and 21 July to 18 September 2008
The package must be booked before 31 January 2008, and there’s a bonus for honeymooners, including:-
A bottle of sparkling wine, a romantic dinner for two and one Thai massage for two people and one aromatherapy massage for two people.
Bookings: contact Honeymoon Worldwide Holidays on toll free: 1300 65 09 65
A Report by The Mole
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